1. Choose 1 of the 3 articles --Olmedilla, et al., (2019)

2. Consider their question and findings to choose your extension research question. What is a "next step" that you could propose taking? What is a new question generated from their findings that you could propose answering? 3. Define and develop your IV(s) and DV(s) needed to answer this question. Think about what is needed for each section of your methods (participants, materials, procedures). How will you manipulate the IV(s), how will you measure the DV(s)? Who will your participants be? What will you have them do? What will you use to measure their responses? 4. Develop a specific hypothesis and rationale. What do you think the outcome of your experiment would be if we actually did it? Why do you think that would be the outcome? 5. explain an Introduction that uses the previous research you found to summarize relevant background information and incorporate the research questions, hypothesis, and rationale you developed above. 6. Explain your Method using headings, subheadings, and citations where appropriate. 7. explain your intended statistics and Expected Results section in APA Style. What should your paper include: 1. APA Style Title Page 2. APA Style Introduction Section. APA Style headings and subheadings to organize your ideas. 3. An APA Style Method section with the following subsections: Participants, Materials, Procedures. You will not be graded on length, but rather ability to convey appropriate information effectively to the reader. So, if your method section is only a page, that's not enough space to accurately conveyinformation. If it is 5 pages, you are probably saying too much and confusing your reader. 4. Expected Results section with details regarding which statistics you would run for this experiment, and how you expect the results to turn out. Include a figure (bar graph or line graph) to demonstrate these expected results. 5. Reference Section Additional Information: -A rubric will be posted in the iCollege assignment for the paper once we begin writing . Look at it to help guide your completion of the assignment. - manual and/or the link I posted on iCollege for issues formatting and citations/references. -Remember that you are not writing "for your professor". I am grading the assignment, your reader is a theoretical, educated person who is nave about the topic at hand. Do not assume knowledge for that person. Explain everything clearly, concisely, and adequately. -You may not use quotes in your paper. Everything in the paper should be written in your own words. This means that you will need to have a good grasp on the papers you are reviewing so that you can paraphrase.